so some people experience that fatigue too after waking up? i tried to search the forum for it but got no luck 
i will actually try untill tomorrow if its still hits me i will cut down 1 loop will go to my regular sweet spot that i was seeing results with, no need to sprint 
People have to finally understand that with the new tech you cannot rush things, the more loops you run the more processing/rest time you need.
Is that a for sure?
I still fight myself about taking any time off. Seems like a gigantic waste
After running an extra loop this week, I can say yes. Even one loop extra and a change in the way I’ve ran my subs -running MSQv2 with breaks but back to back, rather than MSQv2 and another sub - I can say it can fuck you up.
I’ve had the worst week and recon.
Yeah, even Saint confirmed that:
@Sub.Zero Wow ok. Another way to break out of my comfort zone. I will take the next few days off and go from there
Just seems crazy. A loss of momentum
These are not days off, it’s a misconception. These are alchemical days where the most of changes occur. We should focus more on them than on the exposure.
I have no idea what that means
Eat food.
Then let it digest.
Useful parts of the food become your body.
Other parts you let go.
Digestion works better if you’re not continually pushing in more food.
It means during that period you integrate the scripts massively since your mind has enough room for that. I concluded that after each loop you should observe yourself and those alchemical changes occurring in you and run the next loop when you feel/know/intuit that “you’re ready to go”. Actually, what Saint said before sounds very similar to “my” conclusion.
What @SaintSovereign said makes it seem like a person should resolve the trauma or conflicting beliefs first. I could be misunderstanding what he means
You understand it right, the more shit you kick out using the Dragon the easier it is to integrate other scripts. I would run the Dragon along with LD.
Here’s more abut the need for taking alchemical days.
Now they can and really fast. Six loops of a program within three weeks and one week for a washout and you have a new identity.
Do a one-two weeks washout and you shall see by yourself.
Ok. I will do that
On a somewhat related note @James, I’m going through a small shift in my thinking. May possibly be relevant here. Not sure.
Last year, I reconciled myself to patience and slow process. I’d chosen to run many programs at the same time (in order to prepare for running just a few programs this year). I read that this meant that results might come much more slowly. Felt okay with that, so I just downshifted my time expectations.
Now, this year, with Qv2 and a much more compact stack, I’m realizing that the pace of integrating subliminals is likely to pick up a whole lot.
I’m running much fewer programs, so it’s a lighter stack
Qv2 has the alpha programming in the cores removed, so we’re dealing with a ‘higher-potency dosage’
Today is my last day of a 12-day non-subliminal period and my subliminals have continued processing for all 12 days.
Others have said this already, but now with this experience, it’s more obvious to me:
They’re not actually rest days
If you wake up at 8 AM one morning, and then from 8:30 AM to 9 AM you proceed to drink 3 high-potency cups of coffee…
The period of time from 9 AM to 9 PM (i.e., after you’ve stopped drinking the coffee) is definitely not a ‘rest period’.
That’s kind of what we’re dealing with. (And I’m patting myself on the back for finding the friendliest drug-related analogy I could think of.)
But the biggest shift I’m starting to come to is:
Other than ‘Rest Days’, the other change we’re going to need to adjust to is a faster change process and faster pacing of results.
These ‘rest periods’ are going to be correlated with faster processing, not slower. I’m still trying to fully understand this. But I can feel it.
oh.
okay.
or you could just put it concisely. 
